Allah says...

Allah says:- "And repentance is not profitable for those who do evil until death comes to one of them, then he says 'Now surely I repent." (Qur'an, 4:18) Q102: DESIRABILITY OF AN 'ARABIC MUSLIM NAME Is it necessary and/or desirable to take on and use an Arabic Muslim name? A.The Holy Prophet (s.a.w.) used to change the names of newly-converted Muslims if their previous names were not good.

He guided the Muslims thus: "Select good names for yourself, because you will be called by those names on the Day of Resurrection - Get up O So and so son of so and so." And in other traditions it is explained that good names are those of prophets and Imams and those names which indicate that one is a servant of Allah. For example, 'Abdullah (Slave of Allah.). This much about desirability of changing the previous names.

Coming to the practical side, many names used by the Europe and Americans are not good at all. People use those names without knowing their meaning. Take, for example, your own previous name "Everett". Look for its meaning in a dictionary of names and you will find that it means 'strong as a wild boar'. Such a name will not be liked in a Muslim society. Q.103: READING NOVELS What does our Sheriat say concerning reading of novels?.They may be either fictitious or true.

But 90% of today's novels have vulgar language or wicked paragraphs. This goes especially with the fictitious novels What does our Sheriah say on reading these books? A. Reading story-books (novels included) is allowed, if it teaches some moral lessons. But if it excites sexual or unethical feelings, then it is not allowed. Q .104: REFERENCES OF A QADIANI BELIEF In "Muhammad (s.a.w.) The Last Prophet" you have Quoted Dr.

Iqbal who says that Mirza Ghulam Ahmad Qadiani had claimed that the spirituality of the Holy Prophet of Islam must be regarded as imperfect if it is not creative of another Prophet. I would like you to give me the reference of the book which Mirza Qadiani has written this claim A. It is the confirmed belief of all the Qadianis. Not only Mirza Ghulam Ahmad Qadiani but even his successors have repeatedly asserted this claim.

First, read the following account given by Mirza Ghulam Ahmad Qadiani:- "(It is the meaningof that only) that prophethood will carry on which will have his (Muhammad's) stamp on it.